Bryan accepts Democratic nomination amid platform trust fight
The letter outlines principles from 1896 and 1900 era pledges, condemns private monopolies and trusts, supports bimetallism, direct election of senators, and a department of labor. It defends Monroe doctrine and Nicaragua canal, calls for tariff reform, and condemns imperial overreach while stressing popular sovereignty and civil rights.
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